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Baltimore, MD
Joined October 2012
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In commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Chief Historian Dr. John Lonnquest reflects on the USACE response to the tragedy through the @usarmymuseum’s newest exhibit, "Steel and Stone: Engineering the Response to 9/11."
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ERDC is working alongside @USACEBaltimore and Virginia state partners to test targeted herbicide treatments and assess environmental impacts against the invasive two-horned water chestnut at Lake Brittle in Virginia.
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Recently, MD Port Admin, @MDEnvService & @USACEBaltimore updated the community at the annual Mid-Bay Island Project meeting.
This will rebuild 2K+ acres of habitat/wetlands & provide 30 years of dredged sediment placement to keep accommodating big ships. Maryland-DMMP.com
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Colonel Francis Pera of the @USACEBaltimore and his team dropped by last week to discuss major infrastructure projects, oyster reef restoration, and flood resilience projects across Maryland. I’m excited for the collaboration on these projects and more ahead!
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plays a critical role in strengthening our infrastructure, protecting communities, and boosting our economy. Great to meet with @USACEBaltimore to discuss how I can best support their mission here in Congress.
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The DC region remains under the Drought Watch enacted this summer, with much of the region experiencing drought & conditions expected to continue. Officials urge wise water use & fire safety, as the dry fall months lead to increased wildfire risk. More: bit.ly/3YB7kFH
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Ethan Bean, USACE Baltimore District, provides a resident of Orange City, Fla., info about Operation Blue Roof, Nov. 1, at a Mobile Command Vehicle Right of Entry collection site for Hurricane #Milton. OBR assists eligible homeowners with temporary roof repairs. 1/2
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Last week, DIA Director Lt. Gen. Jeff Kruse joined the @ODNIgov PDDNI Dr. Stacey Dixon, @usacebaltimore Commander Col. Frank Pera, and Fort Belvoir leadership at a ceremonial groundbreaking for the new DIA Headquarters Annex @Fort_Belvoir North Area.
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The U.S. Army of Corps Engineers announced this week it would recommend Congress fund about $77 million to build floodwalls to protect two of the city’s major thoroughfares, the Fort McHenry and Harbor tunnels. bit.ly/4cvbwf0
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What a week! Our 700ft wide, 50ft deep channel was opened & we welcomed our largest container ship to Seagirt Terminal since the bridge collapse! Ever Forever has a capacity of nearly 13K 20ft long containers. Big ships are back in Baltimore. #BaltimoreIsBack #ThePortForOurNation
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Weeks after a cargo ship collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, the @ArmyCorpsNAD and @USACEBaltimore are partnering with ERDC in hopes of reopening commercial shipping operations by using a bypass channel.
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The response from the Biden-Harris Administration, all of our federal partners – including @USDOT, @USACEBaltimore, @USCG, and @NAVSEA Supsalv, – and Maryland's federal delegation has been nothing short of remarkable.
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ANNOUNCEMENT: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers develops tentative timeline to reopen Fort McHenry Channel following Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse - army.mil/article/275139/ #FSKBridge
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Less than one week out from the collapse of the Key Bridge, we're making progress on our coordinated operation to remove the wreckage and reopen the Port of Baltimore.
We're grateful to @POTUS, @USCG, @USNavy, @USACEBaltimore, and all our partners in this mission.
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From aboard @USACEHQ's survey boat Catlett, forensic technicians from Maryland and federal agencies have been using sonar to locate debris and submerged vehicles following the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore.
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🏰 Baltimore District is ready to leverage nearly two centuries of engineering expertise in Baltimore Harbor and across Maryland to work alongside @GovWesMoore and our local, state, and federal partners as we begin to clear debris and prepare to reopen this vital waterway.
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This morning, we had a briefing with @USCG, @MDSP, @USACEBaltimore, and numerous other agencies as we move into the salvage phase of this effort.
The teams are continuing to work around the clock to handle the on water scene in the safest way possible.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is supporting recovery operations following Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. Read more via @usacebaltimore: nab.usace.army.mil/Media/New…
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Learn how a unique blend of personal connections and a crucial moment of opportunity led to a 30-year career for Craig Eisenhower, @USACEBaltimore head dam operator at Foster Joseph Sayers Dam: nab.usace.army.mil/Media/New…
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Leon Skinner, @USACEBaltimore, shares a few thoughts on his role as a Local Government Liaison during the #HawaiiWildfires Recovery mission. dvidshub.net/video/913145/lo…
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